Age, health and microchip
CDC requires every dog entering the United States to appear healthy, be at least six months old and have a detectable microchip.
Royal Paws · families in the United States
Choose with confidence before a journey begins. We introduce every available puppy by live video, show the records we hold and coordinate the route around the puppy’s age, health and current U.S. entry rules.
U.S. entry planning
CDC requires every dog entering the United States to appear healthy, be at least six months old and have a detectable microchip.
A CDC Dog Import Form receipt is required for every dog. Additional documents depend on where the dog has been during the previous six months and where it was vaccinated.
The current CDC risk classification and the puppy’s vaccination history determine which route and supporting documents may be used.
USDA requirements and the rules of the destination state are checked separately from CDC requirements before travel is confirmed.
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Each profile leads to current photos, details and a direct request for a live video introduction.
From Krasnodar to your family
Tell us about your home and meet the puppy on video. We discuss temperament, daily routine and the family you are looking for.
We show the records currently available and identify which official forms, veterinary steps and timing apply to that puppy.
The itinerary is confirmed only after the entry route, carrier conditions, handover and destination requirements have been checked.
You receive route updates and the final handover is agreed in advance with the receiving family.
Explore temperament, care and current puppies by breed. These are real text links so search engines and families can reach the right pages directly.
Yes. We arrange a live video call so you can see the puppy in real time and ask about behaviour, feeding, health records and daily routine.
No. Eligibility depends on age, microchip, health, vaccination history, countries visited in the previous six months and current federal and state rules. We check the individual case before confirming a route.
They are quoted separately because the route, carrier, veterinary preparation and destination requirements differ for every family.
We show the veterinary and origin records available for the chosen puppy and explain which additional official documents must be prepared for the planned journey.
Share your U.S. city and the puppy profile you like. We will arrange a live introduction and explain what can be checked next.
Entry rules can change and depend on the puppy’s origin, travel history, vaccination, route and intended transfer. Final compliance must be confirmed with the relevant authorities and transport provider. This page is not legal or veterinary advice.